You have likely heard of Steve and Annette Economides, otherwise fondly referred to as America’s Cheapest Family. The Economides raised five children while living on Steve’s modest income alone, and they did it without debt (save for a mortgage that they paid off within 11 years). The Economides have written three books: America’s Cheapest Family […]
15 Numbers You Need To Know To Make Smart Financial Decisions
The Wall Street Journal lists 15 important numbers that everyone should know to make better financial decisions. Here they are, broken down by category.
It’s Never Too Late To Save for Retirement, And No Amount Is Too Small
Too often people don’t save for retirement because they feel they don’t have enough to make a difference. However, if you start with a small, manageable amount and gradually increase that amount as you’re able, you’ll be amazed how quickly the money adds up.
401k Contribution Limits And Rules For 2015
As they do every October, the IRS released their 401k contribution guidelines this week for the 2015 tax year. How much can you contribute in 2015?
2015 Roth IRA Updates
Once again it’s the time of year when the IRS announces changes to the Roth IRA contribution and income limits. So what’s in store for 2015 for Roth IRA?
Be Your Own CFO By J.D. Roth: A Way To Revolutionize Your Financial Approach
In his new guide J.D. Roth explains why you need to make carefully calculated decisions about your finances, just as if you were your own CFO.
Put Your Money To Work By Investing For The Long Term
When you first start out investing as a college graduate, or when you’ve finally been able to get rid of your debt, it can be daunting to know where to put your money, and what you should invest in. What will give your money the best returns? What investments are lower risk, while still giving […]
What Is The Average Retirement Savings By Age? Are You Falling Behind?
Statistics showing the average retirement savings by age are sobering. Studies have shown that people are becoming less likely to save for retirement.
Parents Starting To Put Own Finances Ahead of Kids’ College Costs
Even though many parents still think that going to college is worth it for their kids, they are worried about their own finances and are paying
Rebalance IRA Review: Personalized Investment Help For A Low Cost
Rebalance IRA is a retirement portfolio investment service available at a fraction of the standard industry cost. You’ll get better results, and pay less to boot.
Should Parents Help Their Kids Pay For College?
With college costs outpacing inflation, do students of today need their parents help in paying for their schooling?
4 Reasons To Start Saving for Retirement Now
If you want to improve your finances for your future, now is a good time to start saving for retirement. Here are 4 reasons to start saving now.
Is A 3 Percent Mistake Costing Your Retirement Big Time?
When it comes to investing for retirement, many of us aren’t saving enough. Not only that, but you might not be earning the return you could be.
What We Can Learn From Jeremy Abbott’s Olympic Fall
Millions of people watching men’s Olympic figure skating saw U.S. figure skater Jeremy Abbot fall during his routine. Here’s what we can learn from how he responded.
